...their financial position or ability to operate profitably. They may argue that such measures disproportionately burden foreign investors compared to domestic companies, violating the principle of equitable treatment. It is...
...taxes, the Yukos group was a sophisticated example of investment round-tripping by domestic investors, through the use of holding companies and trusts registered in Cyprus, the Isle of Man, Jersey,...
...judgments are recognized and enforced only when domestic law or a relevant treaty so provides. The rule generally prevailing in civil law systems is that foreign judgments are not recognized...
...relating both to domestic and international commercial arbitration. The new Act thus creates a single and unified legal regime for arbitration in Bangladesh which has also been the trend in...
...arbitration treaty concerning the issue since it could provide some assurance. Domestic laws, such as the GDPR and Protection of Personal Data Bill, 2019, are not enough to deal with...
Author: Bernard Audit* Published: April 2008 Topics: Dispute Resolution and Litigation Mandatory Rules Description: The notion of mandatory rules originates, at least in civil-law systems, in domestic law, where they...
...international arbitration, we should be clear at the outset that we are mostly concerned here with international, perhaps transnational,1 mandatory rules, leaving for another time a discussion on domestic mandatory...
...1989 domestic “Rules for Non-Administered Arbitration of Business Disputes” (the “CPR Domestic Rules”), and differ in many significant respects from the UNCITRAL Rules as well as from the international arbitration...
...the parties, may arrange for administrative assistance by a suitable institution or person.” Thus, both internationally and domestically, party consent is a pre-requisite for availing any administrative assistance. However, in...
...of domestic and international mediation, methods for resolving disputes, and representing clients in mediations. In addition to teaching courses on dispute resolution, he teaches domestic and international sales, international business...
...may not invoke an inconsistent domestic law to justify its failure to abide by its international obligations.4 One can say that the very purpose of an investment treaty is to...
...and five more signing in the next few months. Thus, countries need to begin considering how to implement the Convention’s obligations in their domestic law. This article addresses the important...
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